Peek Acuity

Peek Vision

About this app

Peek Acuity allows anyone to measure visual acuity, which is one of the components of vision. It is designed by eye care professionals to be used to help identify people who need further examination by, for example, an optometrist or ophthalmologist. It is not intended to replace detailed examinations from a qualified eye health professional.

Peek Acuity:
Generates visual acuity scores accurately, rapidly and reliably. Scores are provided in standard units of Snellen (both metric (6/6) and imperial (20/20) values) and LogMAR (0.0);
Includes a new simulated representation that helps explain those scores to patients;
Includes equivalents of “count fingers”, “hand movement” and “light perception”;
Does NOT collect any personally identifiable data about you, or anyone else - it is not a medical device

It is important to keep the application up to date at all times so that you receive the latest technical updates. Older versions of the app may not function correctly on the latest operating systems.

Please ensure you perform the enforced manual calibration check, as described here, before using the application to measure visual acuity.

Peek Acuity is a standalone app which provides a measure of visual acuity and a visual representation of the result. Peek Solutions is a complete software and service package with support, data analysis, SMS reminder functionality and other features, currently only available to Peek partners.

For more on Peek Vision and full T&Cs please visit www.peekvision.org

Ratings and reviews

Make the app to support the voice access accessibility feature. Because as of now only physical swiping changes E sequence, but it doesn't affected to a swap voice command for some reason.

Found out that one of my twins had an eye issue with this app during covid when we were worried about stepping out. When we later went to the doc, it corresponded quite well. It's very easy to use, and truly remarkable in bringing easy eye testing to almost everyone with a smartphone. The only minor issue is that you have to find out how to shake it when the letter is unreadable.

This needs more letters besides "E". After a little while you can come to recognize the shape of the letter and discern it's direction that way, even if the letter is blurry or ouf of focus. Instead of a shake feature, a "Cannot identify direction" button would be better

What's new

Updated for use with Android 16 (API 36)